KJ Neaville wins the Brett Akio Jensen Rotary Scholarship

KJ, with his proud parents Sandra and Ken Neville

KJ, with his proud parents Sandra and Ken

Henry M. Jackson High School senior, KJ Neaville, is the 2013 recipient of the Brett Akio Jensen Rotary Scholarship, which gives him $4,000 for his college education.  KJ will attend UCLA.

Article in The Herald

Past Everett Rotary/Brett Akio Jensen Scholarship Winners

In Loving Memory

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In Loving Memory
Brett Akio Jensen
Aug. 28, 1982 – May 7, 2002

11 years later…you are still tremendously missed and loved.
You are forever in our thoughts
And cherished in our hearts.

Love,

Mom, Dad and Megan

Published in The Herald (Everett) on May 7, 2013: LINK

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You can now register for Brett’s Run 5!

Inspiration:  Check out these two 90 year-old guys in a 100 meter race!  Remember the The Tortoise and the Hare?

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Please save the date of the run, August 24, 2013!

 

Bruin Buddies in The Herald!

 

Cascade High School senior Steven Gallardo takes the hand of 11-year-old Lucas Jauregui after the Bruins’ game at Everett Memorial Stadium on Friday night.

 Autistic boy forms bond with Cascade High football player:

http://heraldnet.com/article/20121019/NEWS01/710199890/0/SEARCH

Very nice article on the positive effects of the Bruin Buddies, a program that connects the Cascade HS football players with younger kids.

Thanks to all who made event great- Letter in The Herald

Published: Saturday, September 1, 2012, 12:01 a.m.

Brett Jensen Memorial

Thanks to all who made event great

Last Saturday at Legion Memorial Park in north Everett, The Brett Jensen Memorial Walk and Run 4 was held. The weather was perfect and the route down Alverson and Grand avenues was beautiful. Over 400 family and friends were in attendance to remember Brett, raise some funds for his scholarship foundation, and have some fun.We would like to thank Everett Parks and Recreation and the Everett Police for assisting us in getting the venue and permits needed for this event. Also, a big thank you goes out to all the sponsors, the various individuals who donate to the silent auction, the Alverson and Grand neighborhoods, the football, cross country, and swim teams from Cascade High School, and all of the other participants. We greatly appreciate your generosity, support, and love.Finally, we would like to thank our devoted walk and run committee who spend many hours volunteering their time. They not only participate in the planning phase, but are at the event to help set up and man the various stations. They greatly help to make this memorable time together possible.

Please visit brettjensen.wordpress.com to find out more about Brett’s Walk and Run and the scholarship program.

Don, Jan, and Megan Jensen
Everett